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Wyoming Caucus identities property tax relief as top priority - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Caucus identities property tax relief as top priority

Property tax was a hot topic during last year's legislative session and members of the Wyoming Legislature have sponsored bills to bring relief to Wyomingites.

Amid increasing property taxes, Governor recommends $20 million for refund program - Vimarsana News

Amid increasing property taxes, Governor recommends $20 million for refund program

With property tax increases anticipated statewide, the refund program is expected to cost $9.65 million for tax year 2023. Gordon proposed expanding the program for the full biennium with $20

Increasing Sheridan County home values lead to rising property taxes and mill values - Vimarsana News

Increasing Sheridan County home values lead to rising property taxes and mill values

Sheridan County's valuation increased by approximately 17.4% for fiscal year 2024, which means an increasing property tax bill for residents and a rising mill value for county entities to utilize.

Commissioners talk property tax relief - Vimarsana News

Commissioners talk property tax relief

Sheridan County’s Treasurer’s Office is expecting to see an increase in the use of the Wyoming Property Tax Refund program. During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Sheridan County Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Tom Ringley said they would have liked to see more done to gi

City Council and County Office Unofficial Election Results With Absentees - Vimarsana News

City Council and County Office Unofficial Election Results With Absentees

Six candidates were vying for three seats on the Sheridan City Council in Tuesday’s General Election. Each of the three available seats are for a term of four years. The three that were elected by Sheridan voters were Greg Luhman, Andrew Patceg and Terry Weitzel. The three newly elected councilors w